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TAIPEI, Taiwan – August 3, 2012 – HTC Corporation (TWSE: 2498), a global leader in mobile innovation and design, today announced consolidated results for the Company and its subsidiaries for the second quarter of 2012.
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The Company posted quarterly revenue of NT$91.04 billion, with gross margin of 27.01% and operating margin of 9.00%. Net profit and EPS were NT$7.40 billion and NT$8.90, respectively.
New products launched during the second quarter incorporated a variety of customers and market segments, including the rollout of HTC One series, Desire series, and regional-focused devices such as the HTC EVO 4G LTE and HTC DROID Incredible 4G LTE. The Company also launched HTC Connect™, a certification program that allows customers to send high-quality, wireless audio and video experience from their HTC devices to compatible in-home and in-car electronics.
HTC launched the Desire V series with three largest mobile operators in China. With growing brand awareness, strong operator partnerships and increasing retail presence, China is well positioned to become a key growth driver. Asia regional sales met expectation since the One family launched in 2Q. We have also successfully launched HTC J in Japan. In North America and EMEA, products are well received by both operator and channel partners. HTC continues its marketing and sales efforts, focusing on increasing consumer preference.
The Company continues to optimize organizational structure and resources to increase efficiency and competitiveness. Mike Woodward, former AT&T Vice President of Consumer Wireless Devices, was appointed President of North America, responsible for the Company's sales, marketing and operations for the US and Canada markets.
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Web application firewalls have become the central platform for protecting applications against all online threats including technical Web attacks, business logic attacks, and online fraud. Web application firewalls understand Web usage and validate input to stop dangerous attacks like SQL injection, XSS, and directory traversal. They block scanners and virtually patch vulnerabilities. And they rapidly evolve to prevent new attacks and to keep critical applications safe. Because Web application firewalls are strategic, every organization must carefully evaluate the products' security, management, and deployment capabilities. This paper explains in detail the 10 features that every Web application firewall should provide.
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• Philadelphia coach Peter Laviolette said forward Wayne Simmonds was "suffering from a touch of whiplash" after a vicious elbow to the head from Capitals' defender John Erskine. They're expecting a suspension in Washington.
• In St,. Louis, they blamed it on a phantom penalty on David Backes. In Detroit, it was all about Henrik Zetterberg's five-point night. Either, the Blues still can't buy a win at the JLA.
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Fearfully, I thought I'd gotten it wrong, that somehow slavery had not ended and colored folks truly weren't free.
It was the early 1960s in Illinois. The family was gathered around the lone black and white Zenith, watching some guy named King being interviewed, and all I could think about was how this was a colored king and I had never seen or heard of a colored king before.
Then mom and dad began talking about the marches and demonstrations and how we were doing it to be free — which prompted my fearful question: "But I thought we were already free."
They explained the distinctions of freedom in America and how something called the Emancipation Proclamation by President Abraham Lincoln had made us free, but yet not completely free to have the same freedoms that white Americans had.
That was long ago. Much has changed for the better in America. Tuesday, at Hartford's Capitol, on the first day of this New Year, I attended a commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, the document signed by Lincoln that set in motion the freedom that the descendants of slaves in America have today.
It was my first emancipation commemoration.
That it took this long in my life to attend a ceremony that honored the document that brought what I call the first stage of freedom to Americans of African descent caused me to wonder. I simply don't recall ever hearing about a commemoration for the emancipation, which is striking considering the magnitude of the document and what it meant to those who walked before me.
On the first Emancipation Day, as it was called, there was rejoicing across the land.
In Boston's Tremont Temple, the Emancipation Proclamation was read and "welcomed with unbounded enthusiasm," reported the Jan. 3, 1863, Hartford Daily Courant.
In Norwich, there was a salute of 100 guns fired and "In New London, salutes were fired and flags raised, and the colored folks indulged in a general illumination in the evening," reported the Jan. 6, 1863, Courant.
On the 100th anniversary, "the Hartford branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will participate in a nationwide emancipation program on New Year's Day," said The Courant on Dec. 28, 1962.
But for many years since, there was little note.
Time passes — as do people. Memories fade, lights go out, stories get untold. What was once an annual recognition becomes every five years, 10 years, 25, then 50, then 100.
At the 150th commemoration at the Capitol on Tuesday, there was drumming, an invocation, poetry readings, songs by a choir, a litany responsive reading of the proclamation, a keynote address and a ringing of the Capitol's bell.
I tried hard to feel what those before me felt at the first occasion and in the years shortly after. I tried to feel what those who had been slaves felt. But I couldn't. I can never feel that moment of freedom with the passion and joy that those under the yoke of slavery felt. It is true of any individual or group. We can never feel what others long gone felt firsthand — and the further in time the event from the present, the less connected we feel, though connected we forever remain.
So we commemorate and give thanks to Lincoln for signing the document. Commemorate and give thanks — though with open eyes.
As one born in the land of Lincoln, elementary school on through high school was infused with the positives of Lincoln. Lincoln abhorred slavery. He freed the slaves. But several months before the emancipation, he said his object was "to save the Union, and is not either to save or destroy slavery." He also was actively seeking to remove blacks from America by colonization to such places as Liberia and Central America.
Then there are those words he uttered at 44-48 Market St. in Hartford's old city hall — one mile from Tuesday's commemoration — on March 5, 1860, several months before he became president. Something the history books and movies never mention.
He referred to those of African descent in America as — "niggers."
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I listen to weezer because they never get stale. Everytime they put out an album it sounds different than the previous album. People argue all the time that their new stuff is garbage or people complain because it doesn't sound like pinkerton or whatever but I've enjoyed every album thus far and if you want them to sound like pinkerton so bad, go listen to that album. I think a lot of people like certain bands because bands usually have a particular sound or style and they continue to follow that band because of that sound or style but weezer is not like most bands in the fact that they change it up and try different flavors and I think they get a lot of hate for it but I think true fans understand this. I know when people ask me to show them weezer it is hard to show someone one song and have them understand the band because of all the diversity. In fact I'll admit that the first time I heard a weezer song, I hated them. It was Beverly hills and I was not impressed. But after listening to everything else I understood that the song Beverly hills is just ONE song, on ONE weezer album (and nowadays I can listen to Beverly hills and enjoy it) I also find that weezer, for me at least, is the perfect combo of rock and pop. It's not poppy enough to be played on "popular radio" but its not hard enough rock for serious rock fans to rock out to. In conclusion, weezer keeps it fresh and thats the way I like it. =W=
What do you guys think? Am I completely wrong?
This is a great question and I put a bunch of thought into providing the most thoughtful and eloquent response I could.
In college after I had JUST turned 18 I met this tan, pretty blond girl named Kim. Not only that, she was 21, which meant she could get me booze and such, plus my friends thought I was cool to be going out with an 'older' woman.
The beginning was great, sex was terrific (naturally,) and she was new and interesting. Yes, I knew that one day she would get that "I'm-blond-and-spent-too-much-time-in-the-sun-and-my-skin-is-super-wrinkled -and leathery-even-though-I'm-only-35" look, but my b**** didn't care.
We went out for about 6 months until I decided to be a bastard and write her a Dear Jane letter while I was on vacation in Europe, but lo and behold when I came back she still wanted to let me hit it (what? girls DON'T like a-holes?) so I did, until something size D and Italian came along, but that is neither here nor there.
In any event, we remained friends for several years after college as she was also originally from southern California. And on occasion, during lulls/periods of ennui, I'd hit that s***. It just wasn't the same as when she was 21, but dang it still had its great moments.
Sure she felt a wee but heavier while riding me, and there were a few more smile lines, and overall gravity had taken its toll, but there were moments that made me remember the wilder and more fun times of my youth that I had shared with her. Plus she could still suck a golf ball through 50 feet of garden hose.
Weezer may not be as good (yeah yeah, I know, they've just 'evolved') as back in the Blue/Pink days, but Weezer can still suck that golf ball.
I later discovered that most Asian girls age really well.


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A 0% balance transfer credit card, if used correctly, can save you hundreds if not thousands of dollars in interest payments. Having taken advantage of multiple zero percent balance transfer offers from Citi, Chase, and Discover, I've learned how to find the best 0% balance transfer deals available. To help you in your search for the top offers, we've created this page.
Below you'll find our editor's picks for the absolute best transfer offers you'll find anywhere. The editor's picks include the Discover it card, which leads the industry with its 0% APR balance transfer for 18 months. It's worth bookmarking this page, as we regularly update the page with new offers. Finally, you'll find some tips and tricks to help you make the most of the balance transfer offers you take advantage of.
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- The length of the offer: To state the obvious, the longer the 0% offer lasts, the better. Today, the longest offers are 18-month deals from Citi and Discover (see above). While this is not the only factor to consider when choosing a card, it's obviously one of the most important.
- Watch the balance transfer fees: All balance transfer credit cards charge a fee for the balance transfer, except for the Slate® from Chase. So make sure you read the fine print so that you know what fees you'll be charged. I've seen some balance transfer offers that charge such a high fee that it turns a 0% offer into something more like six or eight percent. All of the credit cards we list here charge a reasonable fee, typically between 3% and 5% of the amount transferred.
- Never use a 0% balance transfer offer to increase the total amount of your debt: I've seen some folks transfer debt to a 0% credit card, only to charge up additional debt on their other credit cards. This in turn just leads to more debt. And when the 0% offer expires and you start paying interest on the remaining balance, the situation only gets worse.
- Have a plan for when the 0% introductory rate expires: Did you ever wonder why credit card companies are willing to offer 0% interest for sometimes as long as a year? The reason is that they know many people will leave the balance on the credit card after the introductory rate expires. Therefore, it is critical that you know what you'll do with the remaining balance when introductory rate expires. For us, it usually means transferring the balance to a new 0% credit card or to our home equity line of credit that charges a very reasonable and tax-deductible rate. If you plan to leave the balance on the card, check out the next tip.
- Always know the interest rate you'll be charged once the 0% introductory rate expires: If you plan to leave the remaining balance on the card after the introductory rate expires, you should know what the adjusted rate will be before transferring the balance in the first place.
- Don't use 0% offers to overspend: When we recently purchased furniture for our living room, a furniture company offered 0% interest for 12 months. We turned down the offer. I knew that with a 0% offer, we would be inclined to purchase more furniture than we needed. So instead, we paid cash. This goes to another principle that we follow – never borrower to buy consumer goods if you can help it.
- Shop around for the best option: Not all 0% credit card offers are alike. Some charge different balance transfer fees. And for others, the introductory 0% rate lasts for varying periods of time. I've seen some lasts for as short as three months, while others have lasted for 15 months. And that's why we've created this page! A one-stop place to find the best BT offers available.
- Understand the difference between a 0% interest rate on balance transfers and on purchases: Some credit cards offer a 0% introductory rate on purchases only, not balance transfers. Other cards offer a 0% rate on both balance transfers and purchases. As you are shopping for the best 0% credit card for your needs, make sure you understand this difference.
- Look for cards that also offer rewards: Several credit cards with 0% introductory rates also offer excellent rewards packages. Depending on whether you travel a lot or want cash back from purchases, you'll find credit cards that offer a vast array of rewards. But you need to keep in mind that for many of these cards, the balance transfers that you make will not qualify for the reward.
- Always remember that even at 0% interest, it's still debt: While I have taken advantage of 0% credit cards and saved a lot of money as a result, it doesn't change the fact that we still have debt. Credit cards can be an awfully tempting and destructive privilege, so use even 0% credit cards with care.
* See the online credit card application for details about terms and conditions. Reasonable efforts are made to maintain accurate information. However all credit card information is presented without warranty. When you click on the "Apply Now" button, you can review the credit card terms and conditions on the issuer's website. Discover is a paid advertiser of this site.


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The Bladers have returned for a shot at the World Beyblading Championships. The action is hotter than ever with each team bringing their enhanced spinning Beyblades to battle. Beybladers customize their Beyblades with different parts for winning strategies with offense and defensive abilities. In addition, each Beyblade is equipped with special attacks to fight with making no battle the same! Execute the Special Attack to inflict enormous damage to your opponent! Become the No.1 Beyblader by utilizing customization and special attacks!
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PRINCETON, W.Va. -- A former Princeton Senior High School counselor who fled before sentencing on federal child pornography and trafficking charges has been arrested in Florida.
West Virginia State Police Sgt. M.D. Clemons told the Bluefield Daily Telegraph that Brett David Bowyer, 33, of Princeton, was arrested after being stopped for a traffic violation Wednesday evening in Brevard County, Fla.
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Bowyer was facing up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 when he failed to appear for a sentencing hearing in May 2012. The television show "America's Most Wanted" featured Bowyer the following September, and he was also included on the show's website.
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The Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage held its second ever Cleveland's Funniest Rabbi contest earlier this week.
Dr. Kiva Shtull of Shir Shalom in Chagrin Falls won the prized Gold Chicken with his wealth of moyel and Geauga County jokes.
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Rabbi Dan Roberts of Temple Emanu El -- the defending champion -- did his best to defend his title, breaking out the props for some of his bulletin's funniest typos and recounting a hysterical story about the time he had to perform a wedding in midair.
The other competing rabbis were Rabbi Shmuel Friedman from Chabad, Rabbi Ephraim Karp from Menorah Park and Rabbi Lauren Werber of Temple B'nai Abraham.
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Oliver Goss, who earned low amateur honors at the Masters on April 13, cracked the top 10 of the World Amateur Golf Ranking on Wednesday.
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Amazon.com's purchase of the digital comic book storefront and reader could portend big changes for the burgeoning digital comics market.
The digital comics marketplace says it was hit by a security breach that targeted a database of usernames, e-mail addresses, and encrypted passwords.
Digital comic book distributor slams the brakes on a time-limited giveaway of 700 Marvel digital comic books, following overwhelming public interest that crashed the company's servers.
Following its announcement of "Love and Rockets" going digital with Comixology, the comic book reader and store app devours the lion's share of digital comics sales. However, it's not the only one with designs on the digital market.
Comixology now has "more than 1,000" HD comics available, not "a selection of DC and Marvel comics." This story also had an incorrect title for Chip Mosher. He is vice president of marketing.
Do Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman work on the iPad? We're giving digital comics a try by reading every title in the so-called New 52.
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The Bible never says that one's eternal fate is based on "free choice." In Romans 5:1-12 Paul makes it clear that all humans sinned in Adam. The punishment for sin is death (Romans 6:23). So, all humans are born in sin and headed for hell.
The reality is that all men are slaves to sin by nature. No one is free. What God did to save his people was send his son to pay the punishment due for their sin (John 10:11-18). Jesus chooses to save his people by taking their sin on himself, dying on the cross to pay the punishment due for their sin, and being raised from the dead by the power of God. Jesus' one act of righteousness saves his people just like Adam's one act of unrighteousness condemned all humans. In Christ we have eternal life and in Adam humans only have eternal death.
There is no free man in the world. Either you are a slave to unrighteousness in Adam and headed for hell, or you are a slave to righteousness in Christ and living in eternal life (Romans 6:1-23).
The only truly free man in the world is the one who is a slave of Christ. The gift of God, eternal life, is given to his people at the expense of the life of Christ. The punishment of everlasting hell is the fate of all men outside of Christ. I pray each one reading this article will believe in Christ today and be saved.
Carlton Weathers, Grace Fellowship, Anniston
A choice with consequence is still a choice
One of the greatest gifts God has given us is the gift of freedom. God made us to know him, love him and obey him in this life and to be with him in the next. God wants us to love him, but he also wants us to freely choose to do so.
So we are given the option of choosing between God and the world. If we choose God, we are offered eternal life. But if we reject him and choose the world, we will receive eternal punishment. It really is a pretty simple proposition when you think about it.
The problem is that some people think that because choosing wrongly involves punishment, we must not be free to choose. The reality is that the knowledge of the consequences of our actions is what actually gives us the freedom. Even though we know right from wrong, we still have to choose to do the right thing.
The challenge is that our own desires sometimes get in the way of doing what God desires for us. We have to continually train our consciences so that we can recognize what God wants us to do — we need God's help to align our will with his. We need to ask God to help us know his will, and then we need to ask for the courage and strength to actually do it.
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Logo cité de la musique This year, the programme of events at the Cité de la musique is inspired by the India of nearly 2,000 years ago when the Ramayana, an epic with a thousand and one adventures came into existence. You can get a taste of this exotic spirit at two events: Le Ramayana, a concert in several episodes in the Salle des concerts, and Contes en musique autour du Ramayana, concert-promenade in the Musée de la musique.
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The Tony Hawk Foundation seeks to foster lasting improvements in society, with an emphasis on supporting and empowering youth. Through special events, grants, and technical assistance, the Foundation supports recreational programs with a focus on the creation of public skateboard parks in low-income communities. The Foundation favors programs that clearly demonstrate that funds received will produce tangible, ongoing, positive results.
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At first glance, the goal of the Tony Hawk Foundation is almost mundane: to help promote and finance public skateparks in low-income areas across the United States. But the foundation's true mission goes beyond simply making sure skateboarders across the country have a curvy place to play. We've discovered that the benefits derived from the process of getting a skatepark built, while not as tangible or quantifiable, are often more valuable than the product itself. If it's done right, a skatepark project can teach young people a lifelong lesson in the power of perseverance, and remind adults that kids with funny haircuts and pierced lips not only can be good people, but also can get things done.
Tony Hawk helps open the Willamalane Skatepark in Springfield, Oregon, 2003.
Although skateboarding has received much mainstream credibility in recent years, thousands of communities have yet to provide skaters with a place to legally practice their sport of choice. As a result, many adults still regard skaters as disrespectful troublemakers. Business owners chase them away. City officials pass ordinances to impede them. Police give them tickets. Shrouded in stigma and with few resources to overcome it, many skaters still grow up feeling disenfranchised, and the institutionalized image of skaters as delinquents becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
"Skateparks are great, but sometimes the process is the best part."
In a growing number of communities, however, skateparks have proven to be the perfect hammer to break this ugly cycle. At its best, it works like this: a skater gets in trouble (maybe a ticket, maybe a call home from the principal) and complains to his parents that he has no place to skate. His parents persuade him to write a letter to City Hall, or to attend a city-council meeting. The skater gets some friends together, puts on his cleanest shirt, sits through a boring meeting, and then makes a nervous but respectful plea for a skatepark. City officials, impressed by the courteous request, agree that it's a good idea and commit to including a skatepark in the next parks-and-recreation budget and designate a central location for the project.
A real-world scenario is more likely to include city-donated land, but require the skaters to find the money to build the park. With the help of one or two city officials and a handful of parents, the kids form a committee and spend the next year or two raising money and community awareness. They hold car washes, barbecues, raffles, and skate-a-thons. They do yard work for their neighbors and donate the wages to the skatepark fund. Eventually, the community rallies behind the determined youth brigade. The police chief writes an editorial in the local newspaper praising the kids for their efforts. The local Lion's Club holds a pancake breakfast, and the paper runs a photo of some beribboned World War II vet flipping flapjacks for skaters.
This is when attitudes change. The kids realize that the adults really want to help them, and the adults realize that the kids are willing to work hard for this thing they love. Most important, the kids learn that they can actually accomplish something by working with the system rather than beating their heads against it, or sitting at home complaining about it. They learn how to communicate in a way that will encourage adults to listen, and they go from feeling alienated to empowered.
We don't want to sound too sappy, but we are convinced that when teenagers, parents, police, politicians, business leaders and civic groups all get together and push the same wheel, and that wheel actually turns, the effort alone makes the world a slightly better place.
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Coordinate systems and phase shifts
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Waves are graphed as trigonometric functions.
Why did the vector cross the road?
It wanted to be normal.
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Thanks for your answers, however I am still a bit stuck. I'll try to give a more thorough description of the problem. In the attached picture two vessels, A and B, are illustrated. The blue vectors illustrate the waves and how their angles of attack are measured. When the waves hit the vessel, there will be motions in 6 degrees of freedom; surge, sway, heave, roll, pitch and yaw.
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I am thinking that you will not be able to use a single equation to give you all of those motions in three-dimentional space. For example, the formula that mathsyperson gave you is generally used to find the position of a particle within a wave. However, this relates to only movement along the y axis for a specific point in time.
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Thanks for a a well thought-through answer!
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Poor Danster, not only do you have to create seperate functions for each axis but you also have to have a variable within all of those functions which changes them depending on the location of the source of the wave.
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amino acid) called isoleucine. This condition also impairs the body's ability to process ketones, which are molecules produced during the breakdown of fats. Signs and symptoms typically appear between the ages of 6 months and 24 months. Affected children experience episodes of vomiting, dehydration, difficulty breathing, extreme tiredness (lethargy), and occasionally seizures. These episodes, which are called ketoacidotic attacks, sometimes lead to coma. Ketoacidotic attacks are frequently triggered by infections, periods without food (fasting), or increased intake of protein-rich foods. This condition is inherited in an autosomal recessive fashion and is caused by mutations in the ACAT1 gene.[1]Beta-ketothiolase deficiency is an inherited disorder in which the body cannot effectively process a protein building block (
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Like many obsessions, my slice mania can be traced to childhood, when I hung out in my family's kitchen with my dad while he made pizza after pizza and sauce after sauce, testing recipes for a pizzeria he would eventually open in my hometown of Olathe, Kansas. Though that pizzeria has long sinced vanished, my love for the pie has nota fact I hope is evident here on Slice.
Yeah, I was raised in Kansas, but I feel I've developed a sufficient love and knowledge of the New York school that my words have some credibility with readers. And, having lived all over the country, I've developed an appreciation for different regional stylesthough I'm still trying to grasp the appeal of deep dish.
Because you're no doubt curious, my almost-constant favorites are Di Fara in Midwood, Brooklyn and Una Pizza Napoletana in the East Village of Manhattan. I used to cite Patsy's in East Harlem as a favorite but feel it has sufficiently slipped as of late.
Favorite Pizza Style: Something I call "New YorkNeapolitan," which issues forth from the venerable coal-oven giants like Patsy's, Grimaldi's, Totonno's, et al.
Crust, Sauce, or Cheese? All are important, of course, but I'm a crust man. It's the most difficult element to perfect and to me, it's about 80 percent of what makes a good pizza.
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During the 12 months I spent researching my book Pizza: A Slice of Heaven, I consumed at least a thousand slices of pizza (roughly three a day) in 20 states as well as Canada and Italy. And that's not counting the ten thousand slices I consumed in my first 50 years of life on Planet Pizza, starting at Cairo's Restaurant in Inwood, New York. (My family's Sunday eating ritual was to grill steak and order a pizza from Cairo's.)
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